Report

Every year, the Sagrada Família presents its annual report, sharing the previous year’s financial data, milestones and goals with full transparency.

Visitors return, surpassing pre-pandemic levels

It confirms that visitors have returned in force, surpassing the numbers from 2019. In 2024, 4,833,658 people visited the Temple, up 2.70% from 2023.

Once again, people came to the Sagrada Família from a wide range of countries: of the 4,833,658 total visitors, 87.3% were from outside of Spain. The country with the most visitors was the United States, with 18.55% of the total. They were followed by visitors from France (6.93%), Italy (6.53%), South Korea (6.18%), the United Kingdom (4.98%), China (4.52%) and Germany (4.25%). Visitors from Spain made up 12.67% of the total; from the rest of Europe, 14.88%; and from the rest of the world, 20.51%. Plus, the Temple welcomed 145,810 students.

Full financial recovery has allowed the Foundation to use part of the surplus to increase the endowment of the Social Action Fund. In 2023, the Junta Constructora de la Sagrada Família Board of Trustees launched this initiative, which aims to help fund social initiatives and projects promoted by non-profit organisations. There was €2.3 million allocated for the first call, which jointly funded 56 projects. For the second call, launched last November, there is €3.5 million available. 530 projects were submitted, of which 269 are eligible. The call will be resolved on 31 March 2025.